Chelsea lives the dream of the third European consecutive crowning



After its leaving from the group stage of the UEFA Champions League football last season, Chelsea succeeded in compensation and it got the European Cup-winning clubs in the current season the team on track to reach the last 16 in the first European championship for clubs.

Chelsea beat Benfica in the final of the European Cup in Amsterdam, the capital of the Netherlands after its victory in the previous season, the Champions League, but many are skeptical about the ability of the club, led by Coach Jose Mourinho to go on and win the European title for the third time in a row this season.
Chelsea won 3 - zero to Schalke on Wednesday to come top of Group E in the Champions League two rounds before the end of the group stage and became in need just one point to ensure continuity.

In the next round, Chelsea will meet with Basel on the Swiss club land in Nov. 26 and then hosts Steaua Bucharest on 11 December.

This will mean ensuring that the transition to compete in the European Cup, but the team looks like fully qualified to compete with the powerful European clubs after that lingered a bit in scoring in yesterday's match despite winning on the same team in their own home 3 - zero too.
But Mourinho knows all about the win in the big leagues and has already win the Champions League with Porto in 2004 and then with Inter Milan in 2010 and is still possible for him to become the first coach to lift the trophy with three different teams.

But despite the win yesterday, Mourinho faced some problems as missed Belgian playmaker Eden Hazard (22 years) for the game because of disciplinary problems and Mourinho said in response to a question, “We have won without him and will return on Saturday."

Chelsea will need to continue to win more power if it wants to crown the European title this season.

Chelsea had lost 2 - zero against Newcastle United in the Premier League on Saturday.

No comments:

Post a Comment

Don't be selfish